卧龙先生 等等我
“Wait for me, hidden talent.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
卧龙先生 等等我
“Wait for me, hidden talent.”
Good morning(早上好)
“Good morning.”
“Hey genius, slow down and wait for me!”
Calling someone 'Wolong' references the legendary strategist Zhuge Liang, frequently used in contemporary Chinese banter to tease an overly ambitious or comedic companion.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Master Wolong (an allusion to Zhuge Liang, used humorously to call someone a 'mastermind')
Used playfully among close friends or colleagues to mockingly or jokingly praise someone's schemes or ideas.
wait for me
A very common casual imperative used when catching up to someone walking ahead.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Mr. Lu, to be honest,”
“Mr. Tian is very elusive in the mansion, isn't he?”
“But you, Sir, have always been a man of your word—”
“Mr. Gongsun's diversion tactic really worked.”
“But your talent was unparalleled—”
“We are here on the King's orders to kill all his remnants.”